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/ Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] Curriculum Vitae / / Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] // Professional Affiliation New York State Office of the Licensed Professionals, #083060 NCARB Member, Accredited Professional // Education Master of Architecture in Urban Design with Distinction, 2011 Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA Bachelor of Architecture with Minor in Industrial Design, 2006 Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA Mark Hampton Fellowship in Design, 2018 American Academy in Rome Rome, Italy // Academic Appointments Assistant Professor of Architectural Design + Technology ( Tenure - Track ) Pratt Institute, Department of Undergraduate Architecture, Brooklyn, NY 2017 - Present Lecturer in Architecture University of Pennsylvania, Department of Graduate Architecture, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2014 - 2017 Design Critic in Architecture Rhode Island School of Design, Department of Architecture, Providence, Rhode Island 2014 - 2016 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture The City College of New York, The Spitzer School of Architecture New York, NY 2014 - 2016 Design Critic in Architecture Parsons the New School, The School of Constructed Environments, New York, NY 2014, 2016 Lecturer in Architecture The City College of New York, The Spitzer School of Architecture New York, NY 2013 Lecturer in Landscape Architecture Harvard University, The Graduate School of Design Cambridge, MA 2012, 2016 Design Critic in Architecture Harvard University, The Graduate School of Design Cambridge, MA 2012 Lecturer in Architecture Northeastern University, School of Architecture, College of Arts, Media and Design Boston, MA 2011-2012 CV-01 / 11 March, 12, 2018 / Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] // Academic Appointments ( continued ) Design Critic in Architecture Boston Architectural College Boston, MA 2011, 2013 Lead Instructor. Urban Design - Career Discovery Harvard University, The Graduate School of Design Cambridge, MA 2012 Teaching Fellow in Architecture Harvard University, The Graduate School of Design Cambridge, MA 2011 Teaching Assistant in Architecture, Urban Design, + Landscape Architecture Harvard University, The Graduate School of Design Cambridge, MA 2010 // Professional Experience Owner / Partner op.AL, op.Architecture Landscape PLLC Brooklyn, NY 2013 - Present Design Associate SHoP Architects New York, NY 2013 - 2014 Project Designer + Head of Design Research Farshid Moussavi Architecture London, UK 2012 - 2013 Project Designer Hashim Sarkis Studios Cambridge, MA 2011 - 2012 Project Designer Preston Scott Cohen Inc Cambridge, MA 2012 Designer + Researcher Foreign Office Architects London, UK 2010 - 2011 Job Captain Smith - Miller + Hawkinson Architects LLP New York, NY 2007 - 2009 Junior Architect Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Pittsburgh, PA 2005 - 2007 Design - Build Project Manager Pittsburgh Synergy Pittsburgh, PA 2004 - 2005 CV-02 / 11 March, 12, 2018 / Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] // Scholarly Work / Edited Volumes The Function of Style with F. Moussavi + M. Ciancarella, Harvard + Actar D. 2016. Flood Plain Urbanism. with T. Love. Northeastern University Press. 2011. Beyond Paris [ suite ] . with Andrea Leers. Harvard University 2010. / Peer Reviewed Articles “The Easter Egg Hunt / Candy Land” Play with the Rules. Paper Proceedings of the 2018 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Fall Conference, Milwaukee, Forthcoming 2018 “Profile / For when Shapes Falls Flat” Play with the Rules. with John Paul Rysavy Paper Proceedings of the 2018 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Fall Conference, Milwaukee, Forthcoming 2018 “Atrium Politic / Semi-Public Oversight in Antiquity.” New Instrumentalities. Paper Proceedings of the 2018 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Conference, Spain ( Madrid), 2018 “Observing the Real / Employing positivist observation as a bridge to abstraction in Early Design Education” NCBDS. Proceedings of the 31st Annual NCBDS Conference, Cincinatti, Ohio. 2018. “What does a Duck Brick Want? a Dectorated Tectonic.” (with John Paul Rysavy) Pidgin 23. Flaura + Fauna. Princeton NJ: Princeton University School of Architecture Graduate Studies, 2017. “Morphing Manhattanism.” in Bracket (at Extremes). Edited by Sheppard, Lola, and Maya Przybylski. Actar Publishers, 2016. “What do you Want Duck? The Case for the Decorated Brick and Part to Whole Figuration.” (with John Paul Rysavy) TxA Emerging Design and Technology. Paper Proceedings of the TxA Emerging Design and Technology Conference, Austin (Texas), 2016 “Plumbing the 20th Century.” in Plot vol 4. Waste. Edited by Cattherine Seavitt Nordenson City College of New York, 2015. “Ambiguously Contingent / The Folly as Subject and Object.” Between the Autonomous & Contingent Object. Paper Proceedings of the 2015 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Fall Conference, Syracuse (New York), 2015 “Bundled Bezier Bifurcations / Elevations of Yamsaki” CLOG vol 12. World Trade Center ed. by Kyle May and Julia Van Houten. 2015. “Enfiladed Grids / The Museum as City.” in MONU vol 21 Interior Urbanism ed. by Bernd Upmeyer,. 2014. “Voluntary Prisoners of Landscape” in Prisons. Displacements Landscape Journal Vol 1. ETSAM. Madrid Spain. 2014. “Linear Voids / Sequences of Architectural Events.” CLOG vol 11 REM ed. by Kyle May and Julia Van Houten. 2014. / Invited Articles “Gritty Brits” Review of the Carngeie Musuem of Art British Contemporary Architecture Retrospective. in Columns, AIA Pittsburgh Vol 21 no. 3 April 2007 “Notes on the Biennale” Review of the 2006 Venice Biennale of Architecture. in Columns, AIA Pittsburgh Vol 21 no. 1 April 2007 CV-03 / 11 March, 12, 2018 / Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] / Lectures + Conferences “The Easter Egg Hunt. / Candy Land ” 2018 ACSA Fall Conference, Milwaukee, Forthcoming 2018 “Profile / For when Shapes Falls Flat” with John Paul Rysavy. 2018 ACSA Fall Conference, Milwaukee, Forthcoming 2018 “Atrium Politic.”P aper Presentation, 2018 ACSA / COAM International Conference, “New Instrumentalities.” hosted by El Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid. June 2018. “Cross Disciplinary Vantage.” Invited Lecturewith Jennifer Birkeland, PRATT Graduate Architecture Summer program. May 2018. “Quadratura di Ignazio” Invited Lecture with Jennifer Birkeland, American Academy in Rome Trustees Week. June 2018. “Cross Disciplinary Vantage.” Invited Lecturewith Jennifer Birkeland, OSU summer abroad program in Architecture and Landscape. May 2018. “Shop-Talk” Field Op-Jects, Public Presentation with Jennifer Birkeland, American Academy in Rome, April 2018. “Sponge Zoning.” Project Presentation, ACSA 106th Annual meeting, hosted by University of Colorado. Denver, CO. March 2018 “Observing the Real / Employing positivist observation as a bridge to abstraction in Early Design Education” NCBDS. 34th Annual Conference Hosted by University of Cincinnati, Cincinatti, Ohio. 2018. “New Critical Visualization in Pedagogy.” Paper presentation, 2017 CELA CLEAC Conference: Bridging, Beijing Forestry University ( Beijng ), May 2017 “Color at work” Presentation of the work of op.AL for Visual Studies curruciulum Penn Design, School of Architecture. November 2016 “Ambiguously Contingent / Folly as Subject + Object” Paper presentation, 2015 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Fall Conference: Between the Autonomous & Contingent Object, Syracuse (New York), October 2015 “What does a Duck Brick Want?” Paper presentation, TxA Emerging Design and Technology Conference, Austin (Texas), November 2015. “Study with the Best” Televised Research Interview / Featured Professor, Study with the Best Television Program, CUNY TV September 2015 “Duck Blind in Plain Site” Goldsmith Talks with John Paul Rysavy + Jennifer Birkeland, University of Texas Austin School of Architecture. October 2015 / Honors + Awards Mark Hampton Rome Prize in Design American Academy in Rome, Rome, Italy 2017 - 2018 Visiting Architect + Scholar Residency Charles Moore Foundation 2015 Graduation with Distinction Harvard University, Graduate School of Design 2011 Urban Design Thesis Prize - Advisor Hashim Sarkis Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Urban Planning + Design 2011 CV-04 / 11 March, 12, 2018 / Jonathan A. Scelsa AIA NCARB FAAR [email protected] / Honors + Awards ( Continued ) Senior Leadership Award Carnegie Mellon University, College of Fine Arts 2006 / Grants Flat Farms Fellow Projects Grant, American Academy in Rome, 2018 2,600$ ( with J. Birkeland ) Trade - Wind Salem Public Art Fund The Salem Design Commission, City of Salem, 2016 7,500$ Sponge Zoning - The Gowanus Roofscape New York State Council of the Arts, with the Architectural League of New York, 2015 10,000$ ( with J. Birkeland ) Duck Blind in Plain Site Field Constructs Design Comission, Austin, TX., 2015 5,000$ ( with J. Birkeland + John Paul Rysavy ) The Ecotone of the Japan Heritage Trails Penny White Travel Grant Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 2011 2,500$ ( with J. Linkus ) “undergrad sessions’ SURG Grant Carnegie Mellon University, Studio for Creative Inquiry, 2006 2,500$ // Professional Work / Selected Design Projects Mulberry Museum - ongoing 6,500 SF Gallery Renovation Client: Museum of Italians in America New York, NY 541 11th Street - ongoing Brownstone Home Extension Brooklyn, NY NYSCA Gowanus Research completed 2017 Gowanus Trust Brooklyn, NY Duck Blind in Plain Site completed 2015 Competition
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